Tag: Language

Best Multi Languages WordPress Plugins

On June 17, 2020

Here in this article, we have rounded up the best of multi-language WordPress plugins for you. Hope you like the collection

Xili-language

The plugin lets you create and manage multilingual WP site in several languages with yours or most famous localizable themes.

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Google Language Translator

The plugin allows you to insert the Google Language Translator tool anywhere on your website using shortcode.

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Plugins Language Switcher

The plugin changes WordPress back-end language according to user selection.

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User Language Switch

The plugin allows backend users to set the language displayed in the back-end and front-end of your site. It also allows translating pages and posts.

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012 Ps Multi Languages

The plugin allows you to build multilingual sites.

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Language Bar Flags

The plugin disable standard WordPress bar in the top of website, and display similar bar but with configurable language flags to other language versions of Your website (or display both bars).

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WPTB Language

The plugin can easily switch the WordPress language. It will download and install the language files from the WP Repository as needed.

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Multisite Language Switcher

The plugin will help you to manage your contents in a multilingual multisite-installation.

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WordPress Language

The plugin lets you easily run localized WordPress sites. It will change the WordPress language, without having to install translation files or edit PHP.

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Best WordPress Plugin To Make Your Site Multilingual

By The Editorial Team

On September 26, 2013

In Plugins, Showcase

Although WordPress is known well as the most popular content management system in the world, but it is bit surprising that it does not include the built-in ability to create a multilingual website. While one does get the way to install the CMS into their own favourite language, but turning the whole site into one or more language will be nothing but tricky in nature. Luckily, we have got some of the best WordPress plugins which let us do the job by turning the site into multilingual.

Suggested Reading: Installing WordPress In Other Languages

qTranslate

The plugin adds user friendly multilingual content management and translation support into WordPress.

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Basic Bilingual

The plugin makes managing your blog with two languages less cumbersome.

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Polylang

The plugin allows you to create a bilingual or multilingual WordPress site. You write posts, pages and create categories and post tags as usual, and then define the language for each of them. The translation is optional. The plugin does not integrate automatic or professional translation.

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Multilingual Press Free

The plugin allows you to connect multiple sites as language alternatives in a multisite. Use a customizable widget to link to all sites.

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Quick Localization (Quick Localisation)

The plugin allows site admin to patch WordPress translations of any theme and any plugin without leaving the control panel.

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WooCommerce Multilingual – run WooCommerce with WPML

The plugin allows running fully multilingual e-commerce sites using WooCommerce and WPML.

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BuddyPress Multilingual

The plugin allows BuddyPress sites to run fully multilingual using the WPML plugin.

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Knews Multilingual Newsletters

The plugin is a powerful multilingual plug-in that allows you to build professional looking newsletters, segment subscribers in different mailing lists as well as segment them by language all in a matter of minutes.

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Multilingue

The plugin translates the whole of site in just one click.

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012 Ps Multi Languages

The plugin manages multi-language website for one URL.

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Ceceppa Multilingua

The plugin adds user friendly multilingual content management and translation support into WordPress.

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xili-language

The plugin lets you create and manage multilingual WP site in several languages with yours or most famous localizable themes.

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Installing WordPress In Other Languages

By The Editorial Team

On August 20, 2013

In Themes, Tutorials

You completed all the installation steps for WordPress and even WordPress set up doing good but still what you feel missing. It would be nothing but your wish to install the WordPress in your local language i.e. you wish to localize the WordPress installation with the help of language pack available.

Note: We are assuming that you already installed your WordPress. You have a good web hosting account setup. You have everything at place with you.

Steps To Follow – Manual Method

Go to WordPress in your language page first and see if WordPress translation is available for your language or not. WordPress is available in many languages including Spanish, French, Arabic, Korean, German, Hindi, Japanese, Chinese (Han), Portuguese, and many others.
In order to start, you need to understand that WordPress users use a main pot template file to translate WordPress in their languages, resulting in two files for each language: .po and .mo extension, where .mo is the file for your language.
You will have to create a new folder called languages in the wp-content directory where you need to download and upload the .mo language file to your /wp-content/languages/ OR /wp-includes/languages/ folder.
Once done, you have to tell the WordPress to use these language files. This can be done by adding the following code in your wp-config.php file.

// Replace fr_FR with your language and country code

define ('WPLANG', 'fr_FR');

// Replace fr_FR with your language and country code

define ('WPLANG', 'fr_FR');

where fr represents language code and FR represents country code. You have to replace fr_FR with your language and country code.

Once done, WordPress will automatically start displaying the admin area in your language.

Other Option – Using Plugin

If the above manual method not makes a right fit for you, then you can also use WP Native Dashboard plugin which will allow you to have multiple languages. The plugin allows you to easily install and enable WordPress in your language. If you have multiple authors on your site, then you can give them the ability to use WordPress in their own native language.

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